ENGLISH
Four Credits required for graduation: English 9, English 10, English 11, English 12
CODE
COURSE
GRADE
1311
ENGLISH 9A
9
1312
ENGLISH 9B
9
1313
HON ENGLISH 9A
9
1314
HON ENGLISH 9B
9
1321
ENGLISH 10A
10
1322
ENGLISH 10B
10
1323
HON ENGLISH 10A
10
1324
HON ENGLISH 10B
10
1331
ENGLISH 11A
11
1332
ENGLISH 11B
11
1333
1334
HON ENGLISH 11A
HON ENGLISH 11B
11
11
1015
AP ENGLISH LANG & COMP A
11-12
1016
AP ENGLISH LANG & COMP B
11-12
1341
ENGLISH 12A
12
1342
ENGLISH 12B
12
1343
HON ENGLISH 12A
12
1344
HON ENGLISH 12B
12
1017
AP ENGLISH LITERATURE &
COMPOSITION A
12
1018
AP ENGLISH LITERATURE &
COMPOSITION B
12
1139
ACADEMIC READING A (SP)
(Read 180)
1140
ACADEMIC READING B (SP)
(Read 180)
1160
ACADEMIC READING A (DP)
(Read 180)
1161
ACADEMIC READING B (DP)
(Read 180)
PREREQUISITE
English 9
English 9
English 10
English 10
English 10 & Teacher
Recommendation
English 11
English 11
English 11 & Teacher
Recommendation
9-12
MAP-R Score/Reading
Assessment Team
Recommendation
9-12
MAP-R Score/Reading
Assessment Team
Recommendation
9-12
MAP-R Score/Reading
Assessment Team
Recommendation
9-12
MAP-R Score/Reading
Assessment Team
Recommendation
1
OTHER
ENGLISH
English Electives
CODE
COURSE
GRADE
PREREQUISITE
OTHER
10-12
Participation in Literary Magazine
ADVANCED COMPOSITION B
(Creative Writing)
JOURNALISM A: EDITING,
GATHERING & REPORTING
NEWS
10-12
Participation in Literary Magazine
1151
JOURNALISM B: ADVANCED
NEWS WRITING & PAPER
PRODUCTION
9-12
Attainment of outcomes
of Journalism A
1152
TECHNIQUES OF ADVANCED
JOURNALISM
10-12
1153
10-12
781335
PUBLICATIONS EDITING,
LAYOUT & BUSINESS
MANAGEMENT
NEWSPAPER INTERNSHIP A
Attainment of outcomes
of Journalism A & B &
Teacher Approval
Attainment of outcomes
of Journalism A &
Teacher Approval
781635
115034
1130
ADVANCED COMPOSITION A
(Creative Writing)
1135
1150
9-12
Must take course Semester 1 and 2.
Student will receive intro to software such as
Photoshop & InDesign 5.5. Must contribute to
all phases of production, promotion
(fundraising), & distribution of school
newspaper, The Howl.
Must take course Semester 1 and 2.
Student will receive intro to software such as
Photoshop & InDesign 5.5. Must contribute to
all phases of production, promotion
(fundraising), & distribution of school
newspaper, The Howl.
Must take course Semester 1 and 2.
11-12
Teacher Approval
Must take course Semester 1 and 2.
Student in this class will contribute to all
phases of production, promotion (fundraising),
& distribution of school yearbook.
Must take course Semester 1 and 2.
NEWSPAPER INTERNSHIP B
YEARBOOK JOURNALISM 1A
11-12
Teacher Approval
Must take course Semester 1 and 2.
115134
YEARBOOK JOURNALISM 1B
9-12
115234
YEARBOOK TECHNIQUES OF
ADV. JOURNALISM
10-12
115334
YEARBOOK PUBLICATIONS
EDITING, LAYOUT & BUSINESS
MANAGEMENT
10-12
Yearbook Journalism
781336
YEARBOOK INTERNSHIP A
11-12
Teacher Approval
781636
YEARBOOK INTERNSHIP B
11-12
1142
11
ONLY
11
ONLY
Completed Geometry
Completed Geometry
For those who plan to take May or June SAT’s
114631
SAT PREPARATION A (Semester
1)
SAT PREPARATION B (Semester
2)
HSA PREPARATION A
Must take course Semester 1 and 2. Member
of Yearbook
For those who plan to take January SAT’s.
11-12
114632
HSA PREPARATION B
11-12
1462
ORAL INTERPRET. & SPORTS
MEDIA STUDY (1st Semester)
11-12
1461
INFORMATIVE & ARGUMENTATIVE
SPEAKING (2nd Semester)
11-12
Teacher
Recommendation
Teacher
Recommendation
Attainment of Outcomes
of Eng. 10
Attainment of Outcomes
of Eng. 10
6906
LITERATURE AS FILM
1142
9-12
Yearbook Journalism
1A
Yearbook 1 or Teacher
Approval
9-12
2
Must take course Semester 1 and 2. Member
of Yearbook
Must take course Semester 1 and 2. Member
of Yearbook
Must take course Semester 1 and 2. Member
of Yearbook
Student will receive intro to software such as
Photoshop & InDesign 5.5. Must contribute to
all phases of production, promotion
(fundraising), & distribution of school
yearbook.
Must take course Semester 1 and 2. Member
of Yearbook
Student will receive intro to software such as
Photoshop & InDesign 5.5. Must contribute to
all phases of production, promotion
(fundraising), & distribution of school
yearbook.
Must take course Semester 1 and 2. Member
of Yearbook
Analysis and creation of Print, Television
and Digital Media
ESOL
CODE
1201
1217
COURSE
ESOL LEVEL 1A (Block: 1201/1217)
ESOL LEVEL 1 ELECTIVE A (Block:
1217/1201)
ESOL LEVEL 1B (Block: 1211/1218
ESOL LEVEL 1ELECTIVE B (Block:
1218/1211)
ESOL LEVEL 2A
GRADE
9-12
9-12
ESOL LEVEL 2 ELECTIVE A (Block:
1219/1202)
ESOL LEVEL 2B (Block 1212/12207)
9-12
9-12
1203
ESOL LEVEL 2 ELECTIVE B (Block
1220/1212)
ESOL LEVEL 3A
1213
ESOL LEVEL 3B
9-12
1204
ESOL LEVEL 4A
9-12
1214
ESOL LEVEL 4B
9-12
1205
ESOL LEVEL 5A
9-12
1215
ESOL LEVEL 5B
9-12
311140
311240
363140
363240
210740
210840
211040
211240
ESOL ALGEBRA 1A
ESOL ALGEBRA 1B
ESOL BIOLOGY A
ESOL BIOLOGY B
ESOL NSL GOVERNMENT A
ESOL NSL GOVERNMENT B
ESOL U.S. HISTORY A
ESOL U.S. HISTORY B
222140
ESOL MODERN WORLD HISTORY
A
ESOL MODERN WORLD HISTORY
B
ACADEMIC READING A (SP) (Read
180)
9-12
ESOL Levels 2-3
9-12
ESOL Levels 2-3
1140
ACADEMIC READING B (SP) (Read
180)
9-12
1160
ACADEMIC READING A (DP) (Read
180)
9-12
1161
ACADEMIC READING B (DP) (Read
180)
9-12
114540
114541
374940
375040
1241
1242
320140
320240
ESOL BASIC READING A
ESOL BASIC READING B
ESOL MATTER & ENERGY A
ESOL MATTER & ENERGY B
ACADEMIC LANGUAGE A
ACADEMIC LANGUAGE B
ESOL GEOMETRY A
ESOL GEOMETRY B
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
1211
1218
1202
1219
1212
1220
222240
1139
PREREQUISITE
Must take ESOL 1218 simultaneously.
Must take ESOL 1211 simultaneously.
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
11-12
11-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
OTHER
Must take ESOL 1217 simultaneously.
Must take ESOL 1201 simultaneously.
Assessment/Completion of
ESOL 1
Must take ESOL 1219 simultaneously.
Must take ESOL 1202 simultaneously.
Assessment/Completion of
ESOL 2A
Must take ESOL 1220 simultaneously.
Must take ESOL 1212 simultaneously.
Assessment/Completion of
ESOL 2
Assessment/Completion of
ESOL 3A
Assessment/Completion of
ESOL 3
Assessment/Completion of
ESOL 4A
Assessment/Completion of
ESOL 4
Assessment/Completion of
ESOL 5A
ESOL Algebra 1A
ESOL Levels 1-3
ESOL Levels 1-3
ESOL Levels 2-3
ESOL Levels 2-3
ESOL Levels 2-3
ESOL Levels 2-3
MAP-R Score/Reading
Assessment Team
Recommendation
MAP-R Score/Reading
Assessment Team
Recommendation
MAP-R Score/Reading
Assessment Team
Recommendation
MAP-R Score/Reading
Assessment Team
Recommendation
ESOL Level 2
ESOL Level 2
ESOL Levels 2-3
ESOL Levels 2-3
ESOL Level 1
ESOL Level 1
ESOL Levels 1-3
ESOL Levels 1-3
3
MATHEMATICS
CODE
COURSE
GRADE
PREREQUISITE
3111
ALGEBRA 1A
9-11
3112
ALGEBRA 1B
9-11
3231
3232
RELATED MATHEMATICS A
RELATED MATHEMATICS B
3201
3202
GEOMETRY A
GEOMETRY B
3053
BRIDGE TO ALGEBRA 2A
3054
BRIDGE TO ALGEBRA 2B
3203
OTHER
Graphing Calculator Required
Algebra 1A
Graphing Calculator Required
Algebra 1
Geometry A
Graphing Calculator Required
Graphing Calculator Required
11-12
Geometry
Graphing Calculator Required
11-12
Geometry
Graphing Calculator Required
HON GEOMETRY A
9-12
Algebra 1
Graphing Calculator Required
3204
3301
HON GEOMETRY B
ALGEBRA 2A
9-12
9-12
Hon Geometry A
Geometry
Graphing Calculator Required
Graphing Calculator Required
3302
ALGEBRA 2B
9-12
Algebra 2A
Graphing Calculator Required
3121
QUANTITATIVE LITERACY A
4th Year
Student Only
Algebra 2/Bridge
to Algebra 2
Graphing Calculator Required
3122
QUANTITATIVE LITERACY B
4th Year
Student Only
Graphing Calculator Required
3310
HON ALGEBRA 2A
9-12
Quantitative
Literacy A
Hon Geometry
3311
3489
HON ALGEBRA 2B
PRECALCULUS A
9-12
10-12
Graphing Calculator Required
Graphing Calculator Required
3490
3350
PRECALCULUS B
HON PRECALCULUS A
10-12
10-12
Hon Algebra 2A
Algebra 2 or Hon
Algebra 2
Precalculus A
Hon Algebra 2
3351
HON PRECALCULUS B
10-12
Hon Precalculus A
Graphing Calculator Required
3356
CALCULUS WITH APPLICATIONS
A
11-12
Precalculus or
Hon Precalculus
Graphing Calculator Required
3357
CALCULUS WITH APPLICATIONS
B
11-12
Calculus with
Applications A
Graphing Calculator Required
3452
AP CALCULUS AB A
11-12
Precalculus or
Hon Precalculus
Graphing Calculator Required
3453
AP CALCULUS AB B
11-12
AP Calculus A AB
Graphing Calculator Required
3491
3492
AP CALCULUS BC A
AP CALCULUS BC B
11-12
11-12
Hon Precalculus
AP Calculus A BC
Graphing Calculator Required
Graphing Calculator Required
3322
STATISTICS & MATHEMATICAL
MODELING A
11-12
Algebra 2
Graphing Calculator Required
3323
STATISTICS & MATHEMATICAL
MODELING B
11-12
Graphing Calculator Required
3320
3321
AP STATISTICS A
AP STATISTICS B
11-12
11-12
Statistics &
Mathematical
Modeling A
Algebra 2
AP Statistics A
3048
MULTIVARIABLE CALCULUS/
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS A
11-12
AP Calculus BC
Graphing Calculator Required
3049
MULTIVARIABLE CALCULUS/
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS B
11-12
MV Calc/Dif
Equations A
Graphing Calculator Required
9
9
9-12
9-12
4
Graphing Calculator Required
Graphing Calculator Required
Graphing Calculator Required
Graphing Calculator Required
Graphing Calculator Required
MATHEMATICS
Electives
CODE
COURSE
GRADE
PREREQUISITE
114234
ACCUPLACER A – College Test
12
Algebra 2 preferred
114235
ACCUPLACER B – College Test
SAT PREPARATION A (Sem 1)
12
11 Only
Algebra 2 preferred
SAT PREPARATION B (Sem 2)
11 Only
11431
11432
5
OTHER
Geometry
Graphing Calculator Required
Geometry
Graphing Calculator Required
SCIENCE
CREDIT
TYPE
CODE
COURSE
GRADE
PREREQUISITE

PC
PC
PC
PC
PC
Scientific Calculator
Scientific Calculator
Scientific Calculator
Scientific Calculator
Scientific Calculator
PC
Scientific Calculator
PC
Scientific Calculator
PC
Scientific Calculator
PC
Scientific Calculator
PC
Scientific Calculator
PC
Scientific Calculator
PC
Scientific Calculator
OTHER
3749
3750
3764
3765
3821
MATTER & ENERGY A
MATTER & ENERGY B
HON MATTER & ENERGY A
HON MATTER & ENERGY B
HON PHYSICS A
9
9
9
9
9-12
3822
HON PHYSICS B
9-12
3766
3721
ENVIRONMENTAL
CHEMISTRY A
ENVIRONMENTAL
CHEMISTRY B
CHEMISTRY A
10-12
3722
CHEMISTRY B
10-12
3711
HON CHEMISTRY A
10-12
3712
HON CHEMISTRY B
10-12
3631
3632
3621
3622
BIOLOGY A
BIOLOGY B
HON BIOLOGY A
HON BIOLOGY B
11
11
10-11
10-11
3856
3857
3661
ASTRONOMY A
ASTRONOMY B
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE A
11-12
11-12
11-12
PC
PC
SC
3662
3671
3672
394431
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE B
HORTICULTURAL SCIENCE A
HORTICULTURAL SCIENCE B
INTEGRATED & APPLIED
PHYSICAL SCIENCE A
INTEGRATED & APPLIED
PHYSICAL SCIENCE B
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
SC
SC
SC
11-12
Prerequisite: Integrated &
Applied Physical Science A
SC
3831
PHYSICS A
11-12
PC
Scientific Calculator
3832
PHYSICS B
11-12
Prerequisite: Algebra I
A&B
Corequisite: Geometry
Prerequisite: Physics A &
Algebra I A&B
Corequisite: Geometry
PC
Scientific Calculator
3578
GEOSCIENCE
EXPLORATIONS-RESOURCES
& PALEONTOLOGY
9-12
PC
.5 credit
(one semester only)
9-12
PC
.5 credit
(one semester only)
3767
394531
HON GEOSCIENCE
EXPLORATIONSRESOURCES &
PALEONTOLOGY
 PC: Physical Science Credit
3579
Prerequisite: Algebra I
Corequisite: Geometry
Prerequisite: Algebra I &
Physics A
Corequisite: Geometry
10
10
SC:
Prerequisite:
Environmental Chemistry A
Prerequisite: Algebra I
Corequisite: Geometry
Prerequisite: Chemistry A
Corequisite: Geometry
Prerequisite: Algebra I
Corequisite: Geometry
Prerequisite: Chemistry A
& Algebra I
Corequisite: Geometry
Prerequisite: Biology A
Prerequisite: Hon Biology
A
BC
BC
BC
BC
Scientific Calculator
Scientific Calculator
SC
Science Credit
6
BC:
Biological Science Credit
SCIENCE (Continued)
CODE
3576
3577
3761
COURSE
GEOSCIENCE
EXPLORATIONS-EARTH
SYSTEMS & HAZARDS
HON GEOSCIENCE
EXPLORATIONS-EARTH
SYSTEMS & HAZARDS
ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY A
(Advanced Level Course)
GRADE
PREREQUISITE
CREDIT
TYPE 
OTHER
9-12
PC
.5 credit
(one semester only)
9-12
PC
.5 credit
(one semester only)
Required Lab Activities
include Dissection.
Honors Credit
Required Lab Activities
include Dissection.
Honors Credit
11-12
Prerequisite: Biology
Corequisite: Chemistry
BC
Prerequisite: Biology
Corequisite: Chemistry
Prerequisite: Anatomy &
Physiology A
Prerequisite: Biology &
Chemistry or Physics
Prerequisite: Biology &
Chemistry or Physics
Prerequisite: Forensic A
Prerequisite: Biology
Corequisite: Recommend
Chemistry
Prerequisite: Biology
Corequisite: Recommend
Chemistry
AP Environmental Science
A
Prerequisite: Biology
Corequisite: Chemistry
BC
3762
ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY B
(Advanced Level Course)
11-12
3864
FORENSIC SCIENCE A
(Advanced Level Course)
FORENSIC SCIENCE B
(Advanced Level Course)
11-12
3659
AP ENVIRONMENTAL
SCIENCE A
11-12
3660
AP ENVIRONMENTAL
SCIENCE B
11-12
3651
AP BIOLOGY A * (Double
Period)
11-12
3652
AP BIOLOGY B * (Double
Period)
11-12
Prerequisite: Biology
Corequisite: Chemistry
Prerequisite: AP Biology A
BC
3751
AP CHEMISTRY A (Double
Period)
11-12
Prerequisite: Chemistry
Prerequisite: Algebra 2
PC
3752
AP CHEMISTRY B (Double
Period)
11-12
Prerequisite: Chemistry
Prerequisite: Algebra 2
Prerequisite: AP
Chemistry A
PC
Scientific Calculator
Lab Record Book
3891
AP PHYSICS 1A
9-12
Concurrent Algebra II
PC
Scientific Calculator
3892
AP PHYSICS 1B
9-12
PC
Scientific Calculator
3839
AP PHYSICS C MECHANICS
A
AP PHYSICS C MECHANICS
B
PC
Scientific Calculator
PC
Scientific Calculator
3865
3840
 PC: Physical Science Credit
11-12
Concurrent Algebra II
Prequisite: AP Physics 1A
11-12
Prerequisite: Physics
Prerequisite: Precalculus
11-12
Prerequisite: Physics
Prerequisite: Precalculus
Prerequisite: AP Physics
A
SC: Science Credit
BC:
7
SC
Honors Credit
SC
Honors Credit
SC
Lab Record Book
SC
Lab Record Book
BC
Lab Record Book
Required Lab Activities
include Dissection
Lab Record Book
Required Lab Activities
include Dissection
Scientific Calculator
Lab Record Book
Biological Science Credit
SOCIAL STUDIES
Three credits required for graduation: US History, NSL Government, Modern World History
CODE
COURSE
GRADE
2110
US HISTORY A
2112
US HISTORY B
2111
HON US HISTORY A
2113
HON US HISTORY B
2114
AP US HISTORY A
10-12
2124
AP US HISTORY B
10-12
2107
NSL GOVERNMENT A
2108
NSL GOVERNMENT B
2127
HON NSL GOVERNMENT A
2128
HON NSL GOVERNMENT B
2104
AP NSL GOVERNMENT &
POLITICS A
10
AP NSL GOVERNMENT &
POLITICS B
10
2105
9
9
9
9
10
10
10
MODERN WORLD HISTORY A
2222
MODERN WORLD HISTORY B
2223
HON MODERN WORLD
HISTORY A
11
2224
HON MODERN WORLD
HISTORY B
11
AP WORLD HISTORY A
2241
AP WORLD HISTORY B
AP US History A
10
2221
2240
PREREQUISITE
AP NSL
Government &
Politics A
11
11
11
AP World History A
11
8
OTHER
SOCIAL STUDIES
Continued
CODE
COURSE
GRADE
PREREQUISITE
OTHER
2316
AP MICROECONOMICS,
AP ECONOMICS,
SEMESTER B
11-12
N/A
The microeconomics course gives
students a thorough understanding
of the principles of economics that
apply to the functions of individual
decision makers, both consumers
and producers, within the
economic system. The course
begins with a study of fundamental
economic concepts such as
scarcity, opportunity cost,
production possibilities,
specialization, and comparative
advantage. It places primary
emphasis on the nature and
functions of product markets, and
the role of government in
promoting greater efficiency and
equity in the economy.
2315
AP MACROECONOMICS,
AP ECONOMICS,
SEMESTER A
11-12
N/A
The macroeconomics course gives
students a thorough understanding
of the principles of economics that
apply to an economic system as a
whole. The course places
particular emphasis on the study of
national income and price-level
determination, and also develops
students’ familiarity with economic
performance measures, the
financial sector, stabilization
policies, economic growth, and
international economics.
10-12
NSL
Government,
Honors NSL
Government or
AP Government
The course examines the
governments, political systems
and policy differences throughout
the countries of the United
Kingdom, China, Russia, Mexico,
Nigeria and Iran. The course
illustrates the rich diversity of
political life, to show available
institutional alternatives, to explain
differences in policy outcomes,
and to communicate to students
the importance of global political
and economic changes.
2132/2145 AP COMPARATIVE
GOVERNMENT &
POLITICS, SEMESTER A/B
9
SOCIAL STUDIES
Electives
CODE
COURSE
GRADE
PREREQUISITE
OTHER
210331
210332
2312
HISTORY, AFRICAN- AMERICAN
(One Semester )
LAW I (Semester 1)
11-12
2343
LAW II (Semester 2)
11-12
2216
AP EUROPEAN HISTORY A
11-12
2217
AP EUROPEAN HISTORY B
11-12
2304
PSYCHOLOGY 1
11-12
2313
PSYCHOLOGY 2
11-12
2330
AP PSYCHOLOGY A
11-12
2331
AP PSYCHOLOGY B
11-12
2305
SOCIOLOGY 1
12
2314
SOCIOLOGY 2
12
210430
AP NSL GOVERNMENT
9
APPS Students only
210530
AP NSL GOVERNMENT
9
APPS Students only
2303
2318
2311
2332
2333
2339
ECONOMICS (one semester only)
HUMANITIES (one semester only)
PHILOSOPHY (one semester only)
AP HUMAN GEOGRAPHY A
AP HUMAN GEOGRAPHY B
STUDENT LEADERSHIP A
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
10-12
2340
STUDENT LEADERSHIP B
10-12
2208
ANCIENT MEDITERRANEAN
CIVILIZATIONS (one semester only)
11-12
2209
MEDIEVAL EUROPEAN
HISTORY (one semester only)
TELEVISION PRODUCTION 1
11-12
HISTORY, EASTERN ASIA
AP ECONOMICS Macro
AP ECONOMICS Micro
AP GOVERNMENT
COMPARATIVE A
AP GOVERNMENT
COMPARATIVE B
11-12
11-12
11-12
Must take Macro and Micro
10-12
Must take both A and B
10-12
Must take both A and B
7860
7862
2218
2315
2316
2132
2145
11-12
AP European History A
Psychology 1
AP Psychology A
Sociology 1
Intended for students in leadership
positions
Intended for students in leadership
positions
Students will be focused on the
production and execution of CCNN
morning announcements. This will
include the daily “live” show and
segments which will be featured in the
morning announcements. PERIOD 3&4
10-12
Must take Macro and Micro
10
AP HUMAN GEOGRAPHY – This college-level course introduces students to the systematic study of patterns and processes
that have shaped human understanding, use, and alteration of Earth’s surface. Students employ spatial concepts and
landscape analysis to analyze human social organization and its environmental consequences. They also learn about the
methods and tools geographers use in their science and practice.
ANCIENT MEDITERRANEAN CIVILIZATIONS – This course is a survey of the evolution of society from the Fertile Crescent
through Greek and Roman civilizations. Students examine the rise of civilizations in the Near East and their legacies. Greek
civilization is studied from its historical roots through Alexander’s empire, emphasizing forces of change and aspects that
provide a basis for Western thought. The course concludes with a study of the Roman Era.
MEDIEVAL EUROPEAN HISTORY – European history from the fall of Rome through the crises that characterized the late
Middle Ages is surveyed. Topics include the rise of Christianity and Islam and the conflict between those religious forces, the
characteristics of medieval European society, and crises such as the Black Plague that ended this period.
11
WORLD LANGUAGES
(Formerly Foreign Language)
CODE
COURSE
GRADE
PREREQUISITE
1611
1621
FRENCH 1A
FRENCH 1B
9-12
9-12
French 1A
1612
FRENCH 2A
9-12
French 1
1622
FRENCH 2B
9-12
French 2A
1613
FRENCH 3A
9-12
French 2
1623
FRENCH 3B
9-12
French 3A
1633
HON FRENCH 3A
9-12
French 2
1643
HON FRENCH 3B
9-12
Hon French 3A
1634
HON FRENCH 4A
9-12
French 3
1644
HON FRENCH 4B
9-12
Hon French 4A
1615
HON FRENCH 5A
9-12
French 4
1625
HON FRENCH 5B
9-12
French 5A
1635
AP FRENCH LANGUAGE A
11-12
French 5
1636
AP FRENCH LANGUAGE B
11-12
AP French Language A
1961
GERMAN 1A
9-12
1971
GERMAN 1B
9-12
German 1A
1962
GERMAN 2A
9-12
German 1
1972
GERMAN 2B
9-12
German 2A
1963
GERMAN 3A
9-12
German 2
1973
GERMAN 3B
9-12
German 3A
1711
SPANISH 1A
9-12
1721
SPANISH 1B
9-12
Spanish 1A
1712
SPANISH 2A
9-12
Spanish 1
1722
SPANISH 2B
9-12
Spanish 2A
1713
SPANISH 3A
9-12
Spanish 2
1723
SPANISH 3B
9-12
Spanish 3A
1733
HON SPANISH 3A
9-12
Spanish 2
1743
HON SPANISH 3B
9-12
Hon Spanish 3A
1734
HON SPANISH 4A
9-12
Spanish 3
1744
HON SPANISH 4B
9-12
Hon Spanish 4A
1753
HON SPANISH 5A
9-12
1754
HON SPANISH 5B
9-12
1759
AP SPANISH LANGUAGE A
11-12
1760
AP SPANISH LANGUAGE B
11-12
1761
AP SPANISH LITERATURE A
11-12
1762
AP SPANISH LITERATURE B
11-12
Spanish 5A
AP Spanish Language A
12
OTHER
COMPUTER SCIENCE
CODE
COURSE
2903
SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS BY
DESIGN A
2904
SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS BY
DESIGN B
2989*
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING 1A (Adv)
2990*
GRADE
PREREQUISITE
9-12
9-12
9-12
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING 1B
(Adv.)
OTHER
Algebra 1
Certificate of Merit (CM)
Computer Programming
1A
Certificate of Merit (CM)
9-12
10-12
2901*
AP COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
2A
2902*
AP COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
2B
2925*
FOUNDATIONS OF COMPUTER
SCIENCE A
FOUNDATIONS OF COMPUTER
SCIENCE B
COMPUTER SCIENCE
PRINCIPALS A
COMPUTER SCIENCE
PRINCIPALS B
2965
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING 3A
2922*
2923*
2924*
Computer Programming
1 or Design Technology
Solutions with teacher
recommendation
10-12
AP Computer
Programming 2A
9-12
9-12
10-12
10-12
11-12
Algebra I
Computer Science
Principals A
Computer Program 2B
Certificate of Merit (CM)
Computer Programming
3A
Certificate of Merit (CM)
11-12
2966
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING 3B
11-12
2907
COMPUTER SCIENCE INTERN
2991*
WEB SITE DEVELOPMENT A
2992*
WEB SITE DEVELOPMENT B
9-12
9-12
Web Site A
Upon completion of A&B,
students may opt to take the
exam of Network Operations
Certification
10-12
4242*
NETWORK OPERATIONS A (DP)
4243*
NETWORK OPERATIONS B (DP)
10-12
11-12
4244*
NETWORK OPERATIONS (DP)
(One Semester)
Network Operations A
Network Operations
A&B
A+ Certification or
Teacher
Recommendation
*Part of Career Pathway Program – Students may be eligible to apply for college credit upon
successful completion.
13
TECHNOLOGY
CODE
COURSE
GRADE
5161
FOUNDATIONS OF
TECHNOLOGY A
9-12
T
5162
FOUNDATIONS OF
TECHNOLOGY B
9-12
T
5150
INTRODUCTION
TO ENGINEERING
DESIGN A
INTRODUCTION
TO ENGINEERING
DESIGN B
DESIGNING
TECHNOLOGY
SOLUTIONS A
DESIGNING
TECHNOLOGY
SOLUTIONS B
PRINCIPLES OF
ENGINEERING A
5151
PRINCIPLES OF
ENGINEERING B
5152
5153
2812
2813
9-12
PREREQUISITE
T
Algebra 1
Introduction to
Engineering Design
A
T
T
9-12
Algebra 1
Designing
Technology
Solutions A
9-12
Algebra 1
T
9-12
Principles of
Engineering A
9-12
9-12
AT
OTHER
T
T
T
ADVANCED
DESIGN
Basic Tech Ed
2808
APPLICATION A
10-12
Credit
AT
ADVANCED
DESIGN
Advanced Design
2809
APPLICATION B
10-12
Application A
AT
ADVANCED
TECHNOLOGY
Basic Tech Ed
2810
APPLICATIONS A
10-12
Credit
AT
ADVANCED
Advanced
TECHNOLOGY
Technology
2811
APPLICATIONS B
10-12
Applications A
AT
T = Technology Credit
AT = Advanced Technology Credit
For Advanced Tech program completer, students will need 1 tech and 2 adv. tech credits
SPECIAL SERVICES
Clarksburg High School will have a LAD program and an ED Cluster program. The special services programs will be predominantly full
inclusion.
Individual student programs will be revised as needed to meet the requirements of their Individual Education Plan. See regular
program for prerequisites. Honors will also be available to special services students. The resource teacher will work with
each student to address his/her specific school goals and accommodations .
CODE
COURSE
GRADE
PREREQUISITE
7933
RESOURCE
9-12
IEP Team Decision
7934
783431
RESOURCE
HUMAN BEHAVIOR A
9-12
9-12
IEP Team Decision
783432
HUMAN BEHAVIOR B
9-12
1145
BASIC READING
9-12
114541
BASIC READING
9-12
14
OTHER
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
CODE
COURSE
GRADE
PREREQUISITE
OTHER
772331
PHYSICAL EDUCATION A
9-12
General P.E.
772332
774831
774832
774631
774632
PHYSICAL EDUCATION B
SOCCER A
SOCCER B
FLAG FOOTBALL A
FLAG FOOTBALL B
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
General P.E.
NET SPORTS A
773731
(Tennis, Badminton, Pickle Ball)
9-12
NET SPORTS B
773732
774531
774532
774231
774232
FITNESS A
FITNESS B
BASKETBALL A
BASKETBALL B
9-12
9-12
9-12 Fitness A
9-12
9-12
773631
CONCENTRATED PE-LIFETIME
SPORTS A
9-12
Walking/leisure activities
773632
CONCENTRATED PE-LIFETIME
SPORTS B
9-12
Walking/leisure activities
775231
WEIGHT TRAINING &
CONDITIONING A
9-12
775232
WEIGHT TRAINING &
CONDITIONING B
9-12
772333
COYOTE ATHLETE TRAINING A
10-12 Teacher recommended
772334
775131
775132
COYOTE ATHLETE TRAINING B
10-12
9-12
9-12
(Tennis, Badminton, Pickle Ball)
VOLLEYBALL A
VOLLEYBALL B
HEALTH
CODE
COURSE
GRADE
HEALTH EDUCATION
783531 (One semester only)
HEALTH EDUCATION
783532 (One semester only)
PREREQUISITE
Required for
10 Graduation
10
HONORS COMPREHENSIVE
784132 HEALTH (One semester only)
7841
784130
Recommended 10th grade year only
Required for
10 Graduation
HONORS COMPREHENSIVE
784131 HEALTH (One semester only)
OTHER
10
APPS HONOR HEALTH
Semester 1
APPS HONOR HEALTH
Semester 2
15
Recommended 10th grade year only
More rigorous level with individual
projects utilizing community & other
groupings.
More rigorous level with individual
projects utilizing community & other
groupings.
ART
CODE
COURSE
GRADE
PREREQUISITE
6055
FOUNDATIONS OF ART A
9-12
6056
FOUNDATIONS OF ART B
9-12
6496
DIGITAL ART A
9-12
6497
648631
DIGITAL ART B
AP STUDIO ART 2-D A (Digital)
9-12
10-12
648632
AP STUDIO ART 2-D B (Digital)
10-12
6105
STUDIO ART 1A
10-12
Foundations of Art or Digital
Art
6106
STUDIO ART 1B
10-12
Studio Art 1A
6205
STUDIO ART 2A
10-12
Studio Art 1
6206
STUDIO ART 2B
10-12
648231
AP STUDIO ART A (Drawing)
11-12
648232
AP STUDIO ART B (Drawing)
11-12
Studio Art 2A
Foundations of Art & Studio
Art 1, 2,3
Foundations of Art & Studio
Art 1, 2,3
6345
PHOTOGRAPHY 1A
9-12
6346
PHOTOGRAPHY 1B
9-12
6347
PHOTOGRAPHY 2A
10-12
Photography 1
6348
6343
6344
10-12
9-12
9-12
Photography 2A
11-12
Photography 1 & 2
635231
6381
6391
6383
6393
6385
6386
PHOTOGRAPHY 2B
DIGITAL PHOTO A
DIGITAL PHOTO B
AP STUDIO ART 2-D A
(Photography)
AP STUDIO ART 2-D B
(Photography)
CERAMICS 1A
CERAMICS 1B
CERAMICS 2A
CERAMICS 2B
CERAMICS 3A
CERAMICS 3B
648831
AP STUDIO ART 3-D A (Ceramics)
11-12
648832
6365
6366
6355
6356
AP STUDIO ART 3-D B (Ceramics)
PAINTING A
PAINTING B
DRAWING AND DESIGN A
DRAWING AND DESIGN B
11-12
10-12
10-12
9-12
9-12
6926
6927
6913
THEATER 1A
THEATER 1B
635131
STAGE DESIGN
11-12
9-12
9-12
10-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
Foundation of Art A
Digital Art
Inexpensive Non-disposable 35 mm
(Film Format) Camera, Any Type
Photography 1A
16
35 mm SLR Camera & 2 Pkgs (25
Sheets ea) Photographic Paper
Will need Digital Camera
Will need Digital Camera
35 mm SLR Camera & 2 Pkgs (25
Sheets ea) Photographic Paper
Ceramics 1A
Ceramics 1
Ceramics 2
Ceramics 1, 2 and 3
Foundations of Art A&B
9-12
9-12 Theater 1A
10-12
OTHER
Theater 1 or Teacher
Approval
Counts as Fine Arts Credit
Counts as Fine Arts Credit
ART (Continued)
CODE
COURSE
6928
6929
781337
781637
THEATER 2A
THEATER 2B
THEATER INTERNSHIP A
THEATER INTERNSHIP B
ADVANCED ACTING (Semester
1 Only)
PLAY DIRECTING (Semester 2
Only)
6912
6914
GRADE
PREREQUISITE
Theater 1 or Teacher
9-12 Approval
9-12 Theater 2A
11-12 Teacher Approval
11-12
10-12
Theater 1 & 2
10-12
Theater 1 & 2
OTHER
Counts as Fine Arts Credit
Counts as Fine Arts Credit
Counts as Fine Arts Credit
ART Electives
CODE
COURSE
GRADE
9-12
6904
MUSIC THEATER A
6905
MUSIC THEATER B
9-12
17
PREREQUISITE
Theater 1 or Teacher
Approval
OTHER
MUSIC
INSTRUMENTAL
CODE
6822
COURSE
CONCERT BAND A (COYOTE
BAND)
CONCERT BAND B (COYOTE
BAND)
6873
HON JAZZ ENSEMBLE A
9-12 Audition
6874
HON JAZZ ENSEMBLE B
HON SYMPHONIC BAND A
9-12 Audition
6828
(MARCHING BAND)
9-12 Audition
6821
GRADE
PREREQUISITE
9-12 Audition
9-12 Audition
HON SYMPHONIC BAND B
6829
(MARCHING BAND)
9-12 Audition
6869
HON SYMPHONIC
ORCHESTRA A
HON SYMPHONIC
ORCHESTRA B
6851
ORCHESTRA, CONCERT A
9-12 Audition
6852
ORCHESTRA, CONCERT B
9-12 Audition
6868
9-12 Audition
9-12 Audition
OTHER
Transportation costs as
necessary
Transportation costs as
necessary
Transportation costs as
necessary
Transportation costs as
necessary
Transportation costs as
necessary
Transportation costs as
necessary
Transportation costs as
necessary
Transportation costs as
necessary
GENERAL
CODE
6520
6521
COURSE
PIANO 1A
PIANO 1B
GRADE
PREREQUISITE
9-12
9-12 Piano 1A or Approval
OTHER
VOCAL
CODE
6711
6712
COURSE
CHORUS 1A
CHORUS 1B
GRADE
PREREQUISITE
9
9 Chorus 1A or Audition
6731
6732
6741
6742
6745
CONCERT CHOIR A
CONCERT CHOIR B
CHAMBER CHOIR A
CHAMBER CHOIR B
SHOW CHOIR A
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
6746
SHOW CHOIR B
10-12
Audition
Audition
Audition
Audition
Audition
OTHER
Transportation Costs (men and
women)
Women only
Women only
18
COLLEGE/CAREER RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT (CCRD)
CODE
COURSE
GRADE
PREREQUISITE
OTHER
8092
COLLEGE/CAREER RESEARCH
DEV. (CCRD) 1A
9-11
8093
COLLEGE/CAREER RESEARCH
DEV 1B
9-11 CCRD 1A
8065
COLLEGE/CAREER RESEARCH
DEV 2A
11-12 CCRD 1A &B
8066
COLLEGE/CAREER RESEARCH
DEV 2B
11-12 CCRD 2A
5441
SITE BASED WORK EXPERIENCE
(SBWE) A (Double Period)
11-12
Must Also Register for CCRD
2 Class
5442
SITE BASED WORK EXPERIENCE
(SBWE) B (Double Period)
11-12
Must Also Register for CCRD
2 Class
NOTE: Program Completer includes CCRD 1 and CCRD 2 (2 credits) in addition to 2 credits of
Site Based Work Experience.
HORTICULTURE PATHWAY
CODE
COURSE
GRADE
PREREQUISITE
5535
FOUNDATIONS OF
HORTICULTURE A
9-11
5536
FOUNDATIONS OF
HORTICULTURE B
9-11
5523
PLANT PRODUCTION A
10-12 Foundations of Horticulture A&B
5524
PLANT PRODUCTION B
10-12 Foundations of Horticulture A&B
5657
LANDSCAPE DESIGN &
MANAGEMENT A
LANDSCAPE DESIGN &
MANAGEMENT B
5304
GUIDED RESEARCH –
ENVIRONMENTAL,
AGRICULTURAL & NATURAL A
12
5305
GUIDED RESEARCH –
ENVIRONMENTAL,
AGRICULTURAL & NATURAL B
12
5656
Foundations of Horticulture A&B &
10-12 Plant Production A&B
Foundations of Horticulture A&B &
10-12 Plant Production A&B
Foundations of Horticulture A&B &
Plant Production A&B.
Landscape Design & Management
A&B
Foundations of Horticulture A&B &
Plant Production A&B
Landscape Design & Management
A&B
19
OTHER
FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCE
CODE
4847
4848
4880
4881
4882
COURSE
CHILD AND ADOLESCENT
DEVELOPMENT 1A
GRADE
PREREQUISITE
OTHER
9-12
CHILD AND ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT 1
B
ADVANCED-LEVEL CHILD & ADOLESCENT
DEVELOPMENT 2A
ADVANCED-LEVEL CHILD & ADOLESCENT
DEVELOPMENT 2B
ADVANCED-LEVEL CHILD & ADOLESCENT
DEVELOPMENT 3A
9-12
10-12
10-12
Child and Adolescent 1A
Child & Adolescent
Development 1 A&B
Child & Adolescent
Development 1 A&B
Child & Adolescent
Development 1 A&B & 2 A&B
`
11-12
4883
ADVANCED CHILD &
ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT 3B
11-12
4884
ADVANCED-LEVEL EDUCATION, TRAINING,
AND CHILD STUDIES INTERNSHIP
11-12
Child & Adolescent
Development 1 A&B & 2 A&B
Child & Adolescent
Development 1 A&B/Adv. Child &
Adolescent Development 2 A&B is
recommended. (CD teacher
recommendation is required)
ACADEMY OF HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
CODE
COURSE
GRADE
PREREQUISITE
Corequisite: Chemistry
Prerequisite: Foundations of
Medicine & Health Science A
Corequisite: Chemistry
Corequisite: Foundations of
Medicine & Health Science A&B
Corequisite: Biology
Prerequisite: Structures &
Functions of the Human Body A
Corequisite: Biology
Prerequisite: Foundations of
Medicine A&B Structures &
Functions of the Human Body
A&B
Prerequisite: Foundations of
Medicine A&B Structures &
Functions of the Human Body
A&B
Prerequisite: Structures & Functions
4044
FOUNDATIONS OF MEDICINE & HEALTH
SCIENCE A
10-11
4045
FOUNDATIONS OF MEDICINE & HEALTH
SCIENCE B
10-11
4042
STRUCTURES & FUNCTIONS OF THE
HUMAN BODY A
11
4043
STRUCTURES & FUNCTIONS OF THE
HUMAN BODY B
11
3887
PHYSICAL REHABILITATION
SCIENCE A (Advanced Level Course)
12
3888
PHYSICAL REHABILITATION
SCIENCE B (Advanced Level Course
12
GUIDED RESEARCH IN BIOSCIENCE A
3875
(Advanced Level Course)
12
GUIDED RESEARCH IN BIOSCIENCE B
3876
(Advanced Level Course)
12
20
of the Human Body A&B
& Foundations of Medicine A&B
Prerequisite: Structures & Functions
of the Human Body A&B &
Foundations of Medicine A&B
OTHER